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wallst07
4d ago
Let's just say the EPA can enforce vaguely written laws starting day 0 against property you own but you had absolutely nothing to do with the issue. Vague example: You buy a house, a month later you get a demand letter from the EPA tha
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5d ago
You're not wrong, but I'm fairly certain that if we did have a multi party system and ranked voting, not much would be different. This is because the people on HN, Reddit etc are a minority. The views expressed here are not public
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5d ago
Here's a simple one, start at your state level. Talk to your state representative, should be easy enough to meet with them. What are they doing about DC water and energy level requirements in your own state.
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5d ago
Here we see a small glimpse into why Democrats can't win.
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5d ago
They won't, it's hyperbole.
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5d ago
Where do you live so I can get that same feeling? I was in BPC during Sandy, never lost power, never had flooding. Stayed around to help get our servers moved over to DR. So yes, I remember. Thankfully, people are seeing how bad NY and CA S
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5d ago
It's "all politics" when you agree to a particular issue It's "regime" or "fascism" when you don't.
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5d ago
EPA is garbage, pray you never end up on the wrong side of one of their poorly written enforcement mandates. They will take down your life's work for something you have no control over.
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5d ago
And when you get to boomer age your cohert will do the exact same thing, and you will be yelling at the kids to get off your lawn, and the cycle will repeat. Ask me how I know...
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6d ago
You don't need to read the code manually line by line to do that. But yes, you need to know what you're doing.
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6d ago
Or C, agentic coders who have been doing this for 20+ years (software engineering) know what they're doing? Also, when people say 'read the code' do they really mean go line by line, or review the pseudo code? Meaning, read t
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6d ago
Some cars isolate the noise with speakers in the head rest so everyone gets a optimal level of isolation.
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7d ago
We can easily accelerate past 1g... 1g is just chosen for human comfort, but running any rocket engine continuously for a year requires an impossible amount of fuel.
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7d ago
And this affects you personally how? Other than a sense of keyboard outrage?
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8d ago
How so?
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8d ago
Humans take risk adjusted decisions all the time, OP is still correct that LLM risk is FAR below all the ones we know and accept today. Death by Cars, Cancer, Heart disease etc...
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8d ago
So the crazy who committed a horrible crime is the fault of a LLM? Maybe so. Certainly there should be some protocols/laws followed here, but do you think this can extend out to cause mass damage or a singular event that should be inve
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8d ago
Good point, humanity chose a and the sky in fact did NOT ignite an destroy the planet. The hypothesis was very very far off from what I recall. But it's good we talked about it.
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8d ago
It seems the consensus in this thread [if I'm skimming correctly] is most want copyright completely removed. So in your hypothetical: you write the book and have a change of heart, I'll just copy it verbatim, slap my name on it an
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8d ago
The irony in your post ... "driven just by some internal feelings" and "violent backing of the state. It's a monopolistic practice abused by wealthy."
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8d ago
I don't see an argument for removing copyright being a good thing other than people wanting other's work for free, not just free to use but free to sell as their own.
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8d ago
"Compared to the economic and human disruptions of shipping most of America's manufacturing jobs overseas since WWII" That didn't happen overnight and was not done out of an immediate law change.
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8d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_copyright_duration_by_... Might want to check your facts mate.
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9d ago
I'm interested on how you drew the cause/effect of this, is there non-biased sources? Has google said as much, and how does this explain why some models are more accurate?
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9d ago
I don't know, I think this comes down to people that generally live with higher levels of anxiety than others. Now the response may be to call others naive, but where does the anxiety meat the naivety?
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9d ago
So you are horrified every day of living now? I don't get this at all. There are horrifying acts that have occurred since humanity. Whole decades lost to war an millions dead, and Sep 8, 2026 is your example of "horrifying enough
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9d ago
Wouldn't it just as easy to do this on the defense side as well then?
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10d ago
Now do /r/news or /r/politics , instant band for anything not leftist.
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11d ago
The hardest thing anyone has to deal with is their own thoughts in silence. I suspect most of the people here (including myself) are so addicted to tech and instant access to information it would be unbearable for most. Experience: Meditate
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11d ago
You are looking at it from the wrong perspective, you are trying to fit "healthy" into your current environment. I think it's the wrong approach. For example: societies that live the longest and are generally the healthiest d
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